2023 Strategies for Farm Inputs

January 1, 2023

Farm profitability faces significant pressure in 2023 as product availability and high input costs continue to be concerns. Deciding when to buy products is a challenge given ongoing global and domestic market uncertainty.

Dr. Matthew Gammans, Assistant Professor at Michigan State University and Jonathan LaPorte, MSU Extension Farm Business Management Educator discuss how intentional, pro-active planning can assist in making those decisions and securing products at reasonable prices.

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